Tag: Shabbos
Rebbetzin Chaya Sarah Silberberg–On Shabbos, Feminism and Life
Rebbetzin Chaya Sarah Silberberg of the Chabad Torah Center in West Bloomfield, Michigan, shares words of wisdom on elevating shabbos, and making every day holy and special.
Rebbetzin Leah Shemtov-Challah is SO MUCH MORE than Just Bread–it Brings Blessings!
Rebbetzin Leah Shemtov, Executive Co-Director of Chabad of Stamford-Jewish Center for Life and Learning opens our eyes to the fact that challah is not just bread--it's SO much more!
New Research Project Examines how Shabbat Dinner can Build Social Connections
“There’s a real fraying of society and social connectedness,” says project leader Arielle Levites. “Shabbat dinner, in particular, is often used by Jewish communities as a tool for fostering connection and community.”
Zomet Introduces Shabbat Thermometer for Synagogues and Hospitals
The device could be a game-changer in the next step towards reopening shuls on Shabbat.
With Machane Yehuda in the Spotlight, Are Political Winds Changing Direction in Jerusalem?
Four leading candidates for Jerusalem mayor rejected a demand Monday by Health Minister Yaakov Litzman to close the city’s Shuk Mahane Yehuda open air market at night.
A Voice To Make Men Weep
His voice had the strength of a pipe organ and the gentleness of a violin, but most of all it had the power to make men weep.
Shabbos Mevorchim Adar
Those born in Adar are charitable, great listeners and good companions.
Q & A: Tu B’Shevat This Coming Shabbos
Question: This year Tu B’Shevat falls on Shabbat. I recall that you discussed this holiday a while back, but since it falls on Shabbat this year, could you please discuss it again? Do we observe it any differently because it falls on Shabbat?
M. Goldman
Miami, FL
Shabbos Mevorchim Shevat
The month of Shevat shares its element of air with the months of Sivan and Tishrei. During Sivan, the light of the Torah was revealed to us on Har Sinai.
Shabbos Mevorchim Teves
Yiras Hashem (fear of Hashem), a lofty objective we continuously strive to achieve, transforms the negative element of Teves into positive, spiritual fulfillment.
Shabbos Mevorchim Kislev
The Jewish nation thankfully emerged from their spiritual slumber just in time...
Ah Gooten Shabbos (On Stamps)
Displayed here are the few stamps specifically presenting the Shabbat theme.
Shabbos Mevorchim Tishrei
Rosh Hashanah on the first of Tishrei comes to assure us that we needn’t despair, for Hashem, our Heavenly Father, is eager to accept our teshuvah and wipe our slate clean.
Let Us Violate Shabbat So As To Sanctify It
The Holy Day vs. the Tel Aviv Railway Construction - Can both sides win, or must both sides lose?
Shabbos Mevorchim Elul
Deep contemplation, loyalty, ambition and intelligence define the traits of one born in Elul, the month symbolized by Virgo, a sign of purity.
Preprogrammed For Greatness (Shabbos Nachamu)
When a man mounts a horse, the man may weigh 150 pounds, the horse more than 2,000. Yet the man commands the horse to ride, gallop, turn, and stop.
Minhagim Of Shabbos Tisha B’Av
If a person will not be fasting on Sunday for whatever reason, he should say havdalah on a cup prior to eating.
Shabbos Mevorchim Menachem Av
He implored the talmid to come up with a way he could return the money without implicating himself.
Albany Beat
Goldfeder served five years in the Assembly. He told The Jewish Press, “This is not where I want to be at this time in my life.”
My Shabbos Reverie
Shabbos is not only the culmination of the week but of creation and a great time to contemplate both-and then nap.
Shabbos Energy
Apart from that, the Oneg was a great success with inspiring divrei Torah and singing until late.
Shabbos Mevorchim Iyar
The sign of the powerful bull (shor) is symbolic of Iyar (Taurus), while the part of the body representative of the month is the neck.
Beyond Politics: Shabbos with Mr. Cruz
Ted Cruz is a true Oheiv Yisroel and the kind of unyielding moral warrior we need in the White House.
Pollard Praying for Miracle of Chanukah in Appeal on Parole Conditions
A federal court on Wednesday will hear arguments that the conditions prevent him from working and force him to violate Jewish law.
Union to Enforce 4th Commandment and Strike the Airport on Shabbat
Update: The union has called off the strike after reaching an agreement with the Airport Authority.
Hareidi Rabbis Warn New Sport Club Will Cause Desecration of Shabbat’
The Hareidi politicians agreed to not protest the country club after the mayor agreed to move it. So much for agreements.
The Shabbos Project: Jews Worldwide Keeping This Shabbos Together
This Friday, millions of Jews in 340 cities around the world will be 'keeping it together.' The 7th day. Shabbat.
Walking A Mile With Their Cell Phones
For our children, technology is not just another activity that is forbidden on Shabbos.
Tel Aviv Mayor: Opening Shops on Shabbat ‘Won’t Disturb Anyone’
“Freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose” – Janis Joplin.